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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

AT Ginocchio's: j Curtis, Waco D E Rat
tpn, New York: r E Blackwell and wife,
Beckett and wife, Sterling; Wesley tunnel,
Pasadena: Ii Roundy, f Il Robbins Boston !;
W Smi ey. Miss kindey, Mrs Carter. Mrs
NJ T LAS Nasls; Texas; Fryot, Davlt'
At the Ellis: Sidney Rocket and wife. Dallas :;
j Thornton, Waco; A Eomer, j Perrenot,
Mexico; J allison; - seebry. Waco; C q
Ellis, Louis, Mo; Altnof, New York; Leon
Cross, London, England; Herman Berner,
Cleveland, Ohio; Arthur j Judge, st Loris, MO !;
Ed Mccarthy, Kansas City; Joe W Gordon,
Dallas; J Labott Baltimore, Md; r I'm
dricks, Waco; Captain Paddock, Rev W
Mitchell, city; q BramhsH Kaneas CITY; j W
Rogers, Dallas; Oscar Seiigman, Texas; a b
Knapp. bowie: B BurbriGge, HopkinsviIle, K7;
Wen, Cincinnati, Ohio; Frank FltZhugh, Paris;
George A Backus, Philadelphia, Pa; j Is Bar
low, TeW orb; Q W Murdaugh and wife, p 'rts-
mouth, VAL LaWthur, MARSHALL D Ross
Dallas; E Ant erson, ST Louis; G T Potter,
city; Marcosson, New York; E Lupfer,
Sp 'tngfeld:J c Warren, st LoUis; W Green,
cleveland, Ohio; Thomas IL Mulholland, New
\ ork; NJ Mcdonald, Waco; George Burgess,
Gonzales; L Lupton, Fit sburg; Sidney A
Parks and wife, st Louis; Tom II arvey, d IL as;
Mrs Hen bricks, San Antonio; S A Hick-
man, WsXahachie.
AT the Pickwick; Miss Eugene Biting, E E
Banner, Austin; T L Jordan, Texas; 5 II Mad
dox, Weatherford; z ID Grice, Palo Pluto; j IF
Bigham, Belton; VIM Lee Roberts, Memphis;
Miss L Ralter, nj HOyle, Il alton; z L Ellers
ton, Pass Chris tian; j II D0bson, Baltimore; L
T Anderson, New York; Z Smith, Texas; G
Merrill, Austin; Brown. Dallas; w p Nc
Fadden Be 4umont; j d Cod ngton, San Mar
cos; W Norwood and vile, Martin; n j Made
W Harrison, j i Posteu and wife. city; d y
Plumb, Canada; Denu!s, S PLAGUE New
York; W w Parker, w Wells. j " Dunn,
st Louis; j stan1eld, Villa Il Fowetter,
Dallas: Rom Grahan n, Socorro, n NJ; AM
Robinson, Galveston; j W HahI. j r LeBo,-
quet, kan.as City; Sidney Jonea, Backeast;
Z Wyatt. Texas; L Rilcnie, Texas; . Lynch,
StL0uis A j Bussey, Mississippi; J VI Snyder,
- w Tnthil, st LOUIS; I A Ferris, WaXghachie:
w II Seymour, New Orleans; 5 I Ende, Green
Vile; Z IL Carter, Vantage; S 3 Qantev. IT G
SHOEMAKER, Galyest1 On; Thomas 4 Vest, ia KS
boro -
At the Mansion: John SeXauer. ChilIic0TnTs;
Col WIN A Il oven, M II Farr, city; w Fales,
Dial as; j ID Oaks, Texas; VIM Trammen, city !;
G Bishop, Temple; Ed l. Brannen, HoWe's
London Show; + Dysart, Moberly, Mo; Is II
Campbell, NJ Q camp, Kansas; IL j Wilson,
county; Jonn Under. News Co; Tom Nj CLARK,
city; Jacob Brown, Decatur; r S Fields, Ular-
endon; + j. Beville, Decatur; NJ O Etnridge,
Alvord: / Barker, st Lawrence, DAB;
4 Webb an wife, Bowie; diff Young. Mrs
Red and family, Abilene; n Nj MARKS, Texas;
ID y Wilco Waco: ID Wagner, Crockett; Il
jenkins and wife, Dallas; G d Lipscomb, Gait.
man; j II Barnador, New o leans; Mrs Rob
inson, San Antonio; w G Barr, Dal.s; 0 G
Bowker, s. Louis, Mo; Thomas Chapm an,
Georgia; NJ " Cunningham, Mansfield; @ "
Cherry and wife, Waxanachie; Dennis, Cha3
Mason, City,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
EaVasotR.
Special to the Gazette,

NAvASoTA. TEX, oct. 22-In the District
court at Anderson yesterday, Jase Gibbs,
charged with the murder of lite Westbrook this
spring. was granted continuance. The trial
at the lasG term of court resulte' in a hung jury
eleven for hanging and one for aCquitTal.
A burly negro named Harrison Williams was
arrested in this city last night by officers from
Brenh IN, and taken to that city on the chsrge
of stealing money-the amount of Which is not
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
The Pecan Crop.

'p5cial to the Gazette,
oAN ANGELO TEX, Oct, 22.-The pecan
up IS heavier this year than ever known
,ue west before, and they are selling
c .. ,Ioln 10 81 cents per pound. This
yl e. son. elone viii bring In the county no
'sss than S25, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Rlow0 I'm BITS.

DETROIT, Mich, oct. pa sheboygan,
Mich, special to the Evening Journal says the
Canadian propeller Ontario is reported blown
to pieces by TIE explosion of her boiler in North
chunnel, near Bruce Mines, and thirty five
people killed. No particulars can be obtained,
1t being isolated from any post or telegr&phic
lctS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Unasual Oass was Exerc,s.d

By E. J. White i6Aselection Of goods
from manufacturers %snd importers CT
Boston, New York, B4slinore, Chicago.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, 3uisvine and San
Francisco, wherever a nertain line of
goods was chesgest, thsze he bought.
For beauty. vasaay and exceeding low
prices, the presaAt stock taxes front rank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
BE Feara LYnchiug.

INDIANAPOLIS, md, Oct. pa News special
from Peru, Ind, SAYS Bill Green, the brother of
Amer, who is in Ill in this city is in abjeet ter
ror, fearing the fate his brother met la&t,night.
dation. He relterates the statemeL tsthat Mte4
Mabb EFT is alive in Texas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Stock Shipments.

special to the Gazette.
HOLLAND, TEX, Oct. PR. P. Van-
noy and ". L. Armstrong shipped to-day
three cars fine beef cattle and one car fet
sheep to st. Louis. S. w. Miller shipped
three cars of frst-class work horses to
Aberdeen, Miss, and J. B. Dyess is gath
eFing 8 car Of horses for shipment 20
Louisians tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Rnugh Sailing

For competitien against our handsome
stock and bea-rocHprices. If you would
be wise, be- guided by the compass Of
economy, $40 let our magnetic values
draw your trade. y. E. J. WHITE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

bound from Boston for Baltimore went
ashore at Chadwick, N. j. She lies high
on the beach. The crew, seventeen in num-
Der, were all taken ashore in the Breecher
Bow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
L,uug Trounles ana wsst,n,

Diseases can be cured if taken. time, ga
shown by the following state menE from u. @.
Freeman, Sydney "Hayinabeen great SUI
ferer from pulmonary aststks, and gradually
wasting away for thesRsst two years, II afords
me pleasure 70 tessify that acoIt's Euapssion
Of cod Liver ksffswith Lime and Soda hasEt4en
me great yenef, and L eheerfUliy recommend
1t to askf6f ering In similar way to myself. In
a9fition ] woul1 says 1T is very pleazant 10
fake."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
20 the Public.

Monday, October "a, we will throw On
the market our entire stock OF cry goods,
clothing, boots, sboes, etc., to be sold
without reserve. Y3u viii never have g
better oppertunity 10 buy goods sInost
at your Own Price. Wemean b1s ness,
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
EYsrYhnssR

Is talking about, how cheap Randall &
Chambers Co. are aglling goods. Judg-
nag from the rush taey had last week,
.thsy must be a3raost giving goods away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
REATHER AND ROPS.
Frost atJ.ferson,

-eFeclal to tho Gazette.
JEFFERSON, Tx, Oct. 22.-There was
aeaVy frcst here last night and night
o 9s1ofe Which viii put stop to the crop
sIola IN this vicinity. l. has bsen
''OOoy and threatening rain all day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
True Bills Found,

CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct. 22.-The expected
sensations IN FIDELITY National Bank tndict
ments began to develop this morning. lie is
noWSknoWn that true bills have been found.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
no ps,patrspg yga,l of sam 1raes

e heard st thsspopular progressive dry
Goods house of j. White. Sales the
past week largely over corresponding
week lsst year, forcSAg US to employ more
Ee,esmen. Our stockzdry goods, cloth
if1G, cloeks hatsEnd shoes is simply mag
nifc6z while CUR prices sxe genuine eye
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
e JAEhite,ssobbv

Is to become the saing bargain store in
his line, to estsRAa lsrge trade on the
basis Of good<goods apd popular prices.
This fact is becoming mnEe widsig known
e7esp dsS Eiucreassd sales from il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
The First snow,

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oet. 22.-There is driving.
clustering snOwstorm here TO- tay, with the
mercury very low. The storm is moving east.
This is the first snow Of the year in this section
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

,,t 31Coo'S S2TsspaElsla is purely vege-
- eaSLe pTeparations helDg free from IDju-
o o-oas Ingredients. i is peculiar in It's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Boy What You E2s

At the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'S. where
you nevsr fsH5So get thsireshestpf5dpce
and vegetables that Daiisornis produces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
CHUROd NOTICES.

Unitarian Hall-Mai1 street, near Fist. Rev
n. Schultz, minister. Meetings every Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. Subject for to day:
"He Who Obeys the Law Is Free"
South Side Baptist church, on Broadway
Sunday school at 30 q. m Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. j. s. Gillespie, at ii u. M. ana
at 30 p M. Prayer and praise meeting on
! Wednesday nigh,
st. Andrews church (EpiscopsD, corner Fifth
and Rusk streets-Rev. r. II. Prosser, rector.
Morning setvice at II N: No evening ser
| vice. Sunday school at $3.50 q. m, MIR. EYftZ
Mitchell, superintendent.
Fourth Street Methodist church. corner
Foarth and Jones streets-Rev w. 2. Wilson,
pastor sunday school at $50 a. m, GeorRe
Mulkty, superintendent Preaching at Ii a. M.
| and 1:3O'p N. by the pastor. Everyb Jdy in
| yite1.
Broadway PresbI terrain ehurch-Rev DR..
Nitcheu, pastor: Services this morning at II
9'saock and at 1880 p. m. sabbath school at
1879 q. m. Ii. Armstrong, superintendent
The Roseda!e street cars will take you to the
tehurch Come and be welcome
I First Baptist church, corner Jennings and
Tenth streets, Rev. j. Morgan Wells, pastor.
| Service az II a. N. and 73Op N. Sunday
school at 9 50 a. m. Little sthel Mission Su1-
day school at $3.50 p. m. on Jones street, be.
tWesn Eirstsand Second G.. S. Morehouse,
HEeNsssH<snuent
| Cumberland Presbyterian churchy corner
/ Fifsh and Taylor streets r. Nj Tidnon,
pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. M, w. T.
| Faxes, superintendent Preaching at ii a. m.
ana I:3J p. m; Subject CT the morning sermon ::
"Uhristlsn Warfars." Egening sermon to
| young men. You are cordially Invited to al
| tend ali these services.
First Presbyterian churcn-Corner Fourth
! apa Calhoun streets, Rev. Robert IL. Nall, d.
| Dbl pastor. Sab oath school at $50 a. m, Mr
| SIM. Fry, superintendent. Preaching by the
| pastor at II am. The Society of Chri. tan En-
deavor viii hold their regular service at 4:3O p.
fm and special service q, 1880 p. ~, at which
sevsral short addresses will oe' made. All are
| Very cordially invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
LADIES' KID GLOVES.

We Are Amos a,Elng Goods Away
s Fou .-button Aie4zrdsr kid glove,
stitched back, warrsntsas 20; 2 PER, sens
everywhere at 81. 81: ss6eiton Estslie 5d
.goves, warranted, ass1 =. worth p
RASp<fL & CHAsEBERs Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
He No Tea, Re No Teal

IT ia the gen line and strictly pre- srti-
Gle thss impostors are coaiiluaiiy trying
to initiate, Snd being eSars5it this fact,
people shaald ayed maxi az gss Ct BE- sfs
brands 81 spuTn tier IS Z eJ wApid
POISON. ForbNortl Graser Coz 8lts
for the he No tes. -,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
HONEST ABE.
s..,ua Of Abraham Lincoln Un'
.,pcd at Chicago In the Presence
''" Of 8 Great Crowd.

sU,tt. this Famous Lawyer, De-
LsOnsl" grafton and Tells many New
l''I Sr,egs About the Deceased
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
usorden 6 D,lwortn,s Pre,erve,.

&ordsn & DilwoEth's Preserves.
3 These celebrated goods are peer OF
sllother hands, and the wise ahaHse,
Keeper vi aluegs seIses thes3 THIS
Fort Worth Grocer Coshzvs complies
and fp1l AssCftment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

Hunts Gus Tor Rtngworsas sndpst re
ma, tguarzateeG. !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Cerraline FIakas

Great big packages at Is cents Package
are toFbehsd as ee Ford " orth S1ocef
Co.'S. Give item 3 triai. i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
DANDY, Smoke Dandy.
Came Eaply Monday mornin,

Cbildren's allsEoel hose. assorted col
ors, &c and 10c Hsir, worth 15c and 25c;
ladies' all-wool hpsE zoe, worth 40c.
RAsfALE& CHAMBERS Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Montague Courfn.

sHuus's Cure soF Itchs and Tstser
ssguarapteed. 1T ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
Country Groears

country GroceFey
Make four arrangements WITH the Fort
Wo}tH Grocera. for fresh gAliforni sspfo-
dVce Thegate receiSshg it Ia krge
quantislssevsry fasTsaSss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

CEeathap's Chill Toafc eontainsl neither
poisons nqF qu;aine, pleasant aud guar
sEteed. y - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

,sfter dinner takspne of Csrter,s LiesH
Liver BIS and Eaz will bs<ffes tram
sour fing Of tod from lie ss6ha@
Try kaem and BE- convinced -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
SICK HEADACHE.

Bilious Headache, Dizziness. Com
stipatiOns EndigestiOns4 Bilious
stomach and bowels, are PROMPTLY relieved
and permanently cured by thu use of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In eX-
Pellets over so great variety. of diseases,
,e said that their action upon the system is
nd or tissue escaping their sanative Influence.
or % cents a vial Manufactured at the Chem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23
] IM GREATEST
] EARTHLY Boon.
TREATING THE. WRONG DESEAs

The 'Favorite Prescription
poor suffering women"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-23

it may truthfully be said that thei
universal. not q gland or tissue esca
Sold by druggists, for % cents vial.
ical Laboratory of WORLDS DISPEN
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20
LamOille County.
East Gilmore.

GEORGE A. MORSE entertained party of
twenty-three the Fourth of July with sugar
on snow. The snow was obtained from a
drift below his mill. - Mrs. Swift and
Mrs. Peck of Montpelier visited friends here
and at Wolcott the past week. - Mrs.
Ira Morse has been very i'll the past week.
She is under the care of DIR. Lance of Wood
bury. - Mrs Whitney has returned
from Boston, where she has been for medi-
cal treatment. 80 Rev. Mr.. Bragg has
been at his sons in Underhll this week.
- Several from this place attended the
celebration at Hyde Park and No 10, Calais,
the Fourth - Nette LaBarron is at
work for Mrs. Frank Slayton.
Stowe.
THE house and barn, with the contents of
both, belonging to Emory Preston were
burned on Saturday. Careless use of
matches in the hay was the immediate
cause. - Hay weather has been splendid
thus far and the farmers are harvesting
a larger crop than usual Corn and
grain look well, while the potatoes need
more rain and less bugs. - The Mt.
Mansfield hotel guests are yet few in num-
Der, though many strangers seem to be
about town. - Rev. Mr.. Anderson is
away on a vacation visiting his pa rents.
- The death of Mrs. j. Mum, aged
ninety years, occurred on Saturday night.
The funeral services took place on Monday,
Rev. Mr.. Douglass officiating. Mrs.
John Harris and Mrs. George Prescott are
not expected to recover - Rev. j. G..
Hale of California, an old resident of this
place, was in town over Sunday and preached
at the Congregational church. - Several
persons are now quite i'll. - Rev. Mr..
Douglass has returned from his vacation
and resumed his labors as pastor of the
Methodist church.
Wolcott.
ELDER JABEz WILEY died last Thurs
day, aged nearly eighty-five years. -
Mrs. Ben amin has had ripe tomatoes from
her garden. - Mrs. j. ID. Bickering
of Burlington is here on a visit. -
Bert Fisk, one of the three persons who
pounded the Silver boy so badly about three
weeks ago, had his trial Saturday and was
put under $3.50 bonds to appear at the next
term of county court 80 Quite number
from this place start for Peaks Island to
camp out for few days. - George Mel
son of Calais has moved into w. W. Gates
house and is to drive a team for him, draw
ing lumber. - Last Sunday night, as
Mrs. Mcconnell and her son were driving
out from the school-house yard, where they
had been to meeting, the carriage tipped
over and Mrs. Mcconnell was thrown out,
striking on her head and shoulders, re-
ceiving serious injuries. Her recovery is
very doubtful. - Joseph Bailey, who
has been at work for S. A. Fife for nearly
two years, has engaged to travel for a cloth
ing store in Boston.
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Windsor County.
I{ethel.

OK Monday of last week the frail little
son of Alvin Hatch went out fishing and
caught a fine lot of trout. While on
and offered the boy twenty-five cents
for his fish. Although that was not nearly
their value the boy accepted the offer
and unsuspectingly handed the string up to
him, whereupon the man drove off with
them without leaving the money for the
boy, who followed on, crying after him,
when the man turned around in his wagon
and called out, " Smart trick, amt it, boy?"
and then drove on. We hope the perpe-
traitor of this mean trick may be found out
and Justly punished. 80 Ella Hoisington
of Lebanon, n. H., is visiting at l.. Ii, Ed
sons. Mrs. s. r. Coy of Bellows Falls
is visiting relatives and friends in this vii
lage. 49, Carrie Heath has gone to East
Barnard to visit her grandparents. -
Gerte Davis returned from her visit of some
weeks in Bellows Falls last week. -
Charles III. Rogers, who was kitchen boy at
Wilson's Hotel in this place thirteen years
ago, and who is now successful merchant
at McCook, Neb, visited his old friends
here last week. 60 @. III. Noble, who
sells Colton's extracts and is pro-
prietor of :" Echo farm" is at home for n
vacation. - G.. IL. Meader, who painted
"A number of roofs in this village with a
patent paint in the spring, has returned
here to do several more jobs, his work hay
ing given general satisfaction. == Il. NJ.
Weston is improving his home by putting in
fine large front windows and otherwise re-
pairing it. == Alice Edison, telegraph
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAaR. ]

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAaE.l
held by the owners at such high prices as to
prevent a sale for this purpose. 60 The
hay crop in this section is the largest for
many years. - Our village school dis
trict is to hold meeting this "wednesday
evening to see about supplying the academy
Scrbner was thrown from a load of hay
during the severe gale of Thursday last and
badly injured. == Professor W. II. Taylor
has been engaged to teach the academy and
village schools the coming school year.
ter are visiting friends in town They came
from Manchester, N H., on Saturday and
purpose remaining here few weeks. -
o. w. Cross has recently been granted pen
sion of SO per month, with arrears for one
year. 80 Taylor, the juggler is giving
exhibitions here.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20
Orleans County.
Barton Landing.

REV. AND Mrs. GEORGE GILBERT of Chi
cago are visiting Mrs. Gilbert's parents, Rev.
and Mrs, NJ. A. Gates. - Bertha and
owen Gates are spending their vacation al
home. - Arthur Ordway cut his hand
severely on a splitting-saw at Chandler
French & Co.'S shops last week, - The
hay crop is unusually good The best hay
sells for $500 per ton - The only house
erected in the village this season is one
on Maple street, built by Mrs. Fairchild
- Ed. Chandler is making an addition
to his house. &C. Nelson Gallup has so far
recovered as to be able to ride out. 60
Mr. and Mrs. ID. S. Waterman are visiting
in Orange and Washington counties. -
DIR. Ranney's brother from New York is
visiting him.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20


No wonder so many SATINE dresses are
seen on the street and in the homes of rich
and poor alike this season.
They are not costly in the first place. and
then when you do have them made up they
not only look well but they wear we'll.
We thought the early Satnes were pretty
enough for any taste but the new patterns
that have come out lately far exceed any
thing shown during the earlier months of
the season.
The demand for them has been so great
that we keep orders constantly in the manu-
facturers' hands for the newest and prettiest
products
We have just received new lot, and if
you like them half as much as we think you
will then you will be more than pleased to
own one of them.
There is one Saline fancy in plaid that is
decidedly attractive.
The plaids are formed of alternate squares
of cardinal and light pink with horizontal
lines of blue barred off with bands of shaded
deep blue
Another in squares of navy blue, alter
mating with squares of light blue, horizontal
lines of blue and bronze barred off with car
dinal and pink bands half an inch wide.
Still another of rich myrtle green checked
off with pale yellow perpendicular and
horizontal lines, giving rich though quiet
effect.
There is Saline GEM. Nothing one
half so pretty has been seen this season.
1t can safely be called the queen Saline, for
its elegance is far above and beyond any
design that we have yet seen.
Imagine a rich lustrous navy blue ground,
so rich and lustrous that you take a second
look to see that it is Saline and not Satin,
and upon this ground are scattered in seem
ing confusion delicate cluster SPRAYS of
Monthly Pinks, with here and there de-
tached flowers, as though they had fallen
from the cluster.
The figure is of new gold, but so dainty is
the whole effect that it has a charm pecu-
liarly its own.
The description is simple and inadequatey
conveys the impression we would wish, but
then this Saline is of that class of beautiful
things that you feel and know because of
the sense it leaves upon you and that is, as
you know, sometimes indescribable.
The above goods are the best French Sat
ines We shall close them out for THIRTY
SEVEN AND ONE-HALF CENTS PER
YARD.
Samples sent when requested. All corre-
spondence answered the same day that it is
received.
NOTE.-Every lady reader of this paper
should send for IA copy of our illustrated
monthly,
idle HOUR"
All those who send in their names this
month will have their names put upon our
list and receive the following issues of the
Idle Hour" September. October, Novem-
Der and December. Send the names of your
friends, with addresses.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-20

DIR. ToURJEE, director of the New En-
gland Conservatory of Music, who has been
absent from his post for the first time in
about twenty years, on account of protracted
illness, is still at Block Island, where he is
rapidly regaining his strength. He expects
to be so fully restored by September
as to resume his duties at the opening
OF the fall term. To relieve himself and
Mrs Tourjee from many details in the care
of the institution he has called n his as
Slstance Rev Charles Cotton Kimball, ID. d.,
OF Bennington, VT, and Mrs Kimball-the
former as superintendent of the home and
the latter as preceptress. DIR. Kimball is a
graduate OF Beloit College and of Union
Theological Seminary and has had twenty
years OF successful experience as a pastor
and educator. Mrs. Kimball brings to the
work wide acquaintance with the needs of
young people and a happy faculty in deal
ing with them. Their coming promises to
be great help in continuing the admirable
administration of the Conservatory home
Boston Journal, Juiy o, 1887.